Speaker

Sarah Johnson

President of PRUsAP

Sarah Johnson

Biography

For nearly two decades, Sarah Johnson has been dedicated to fostering positive change in the lives of marginalised children, shaping a career that spans various facets of the educational landscape. As the author of ‘All About SEMH’ guides for primary and secondary teachers, and “Behaving Together: A Teacher’s Guide to Nurturing Behaviour,” Sarah brings a wealth of practical insights derived from extensive experience. Throughout her roles as a teacher and senior leader, Sarah has navigated diverse educational settings, including primary and secondary schools, psychiatric in-patient services, pupil referral units, hospitals, and specialized resource provisions for children with speech, communication, and language needs. She has served as the Head of Behavior and Inclusion for a London Borough, actively participating in MARAC (Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference) and MASCE panels (The Multi-Agency Child Exploitation and Contextual Safeguarding). In the educational sector, Sarah occupies strategic positions, contributing significantly to policy decisions that impact the future of education. As a member of the Department for Education’s Alternative Provision stakeholder group and the President of PRUsAP, a national organisation, Sarah underscores her commitment to enhancing educational provision and outcomes for pupils in Alternative Provision settings. Additionally, she serves as a Trustee for Skylark Partnerships and Teams Education Trust, and her role as a School Improvement Partner reflects her dedication to elevating educational standards and practices with a strategic focus.
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